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Length of time of a typical human life.
human lifetime
1
Background: Insulin resistance predisposes to cardiovascular disease and shortens
human
lifespan
.
2
She, the state, would thus be in total control of
human
lifespan
and fertility.
3
Industrialization did more than just extend the average
human
lifespan
.
4
In reality it is gene therapy that holds the most hope for extending the
human
lifespan
.
5
Some increases can be expected but there is probably a biological limit to attainable
human
lifespan
.
6
Unhappily for me-andeveryone else-we'vemade little progress in extending the outer limit of the
human
lifespan
.
7
The great struggle to adapt society to the greatly extended
human
lifespan
took more than a century, however.
8
Through those ventures, Google has tried to accomplish everything from improving public transportation to prolonging the
human
lifespan
.
9
This is an important milestone for researchers around the world working to increase
human
lifespan
while maintaining good health.
10
The assumption is that such transcendence has a goal beyond the
human
lifespan
,
the goal which some term God.
11
The
human
lifespan
has a natural limit and people are unlikely to live beyond about 115 years, new research suggests.
12
Mr Church told the magazine he was surprised by the decision given Mr Thiel's interest in extending the
human
lifespan
.
13
He has given more than $6m to Aubrey de Grey's Sens Foundation, dedicated to extending the
human
lifespan
.
14
Copy number variations (CNVs) have been shown to cause numerous diseases, however, their roles in
human
lifespan
remain elusive.
15
Any dramatic lengthening of the
human
lifespan
raises many important questions, some of which are pondered by Hillary Rosner in Scientific American.
16
TRMs are prevalent in diverse anatomic sites throughout the
human
lifespan
,
yet their phenotypic and functional diversity has not been fully described.
human
lifespan
human